Now that you’re finished and have your score, the next step is to find out what your score means. Simply take your total score and see which of the boxes below applies to you.

Score: 8-10 points

When it comes to your friends, it sounds like you’d be willing to put yourself out there to give them support. That’s great! Being in an abusive relationship is never easy, so letting your friends know that they can count on you for help is the best thing you can do. Learn what else you can do to help a friend who is experiencing abuse. Or contact us for more information.

Score: 5-7 points

You care about your friend and your heart is in the right place, but you’re having some difficulty reaching out. Some people in abusive relationships may not realize that they’re in danger, or they may be afraid to ask for help. Don’t be afraid to reach out to them and let them know you’re worried about their safety. Maybe they will come around and maybe they won’t. At least you’ll know you tried your best to offer them your support and they’ll know you are someone they can trust. Learn what else you can do to help a friend who is experiencing abuse. Or contact us for more information.

Score: 0-4 points

Dealing with someone who is in an abusive relationship can be a difficult thing to do. But that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t at least try. Remember that being in an abusive relationship is scary and lonely, and some people don’t know how to ask for help. Be there for your friends. You may be the only person they can count on. Learn what else you can do to help a friend who is experiencing abuse. Or contact us for more information.